rsnissan

iTrader: (9)

As title or is it 14 working days

Maria.

No chicken, 14 working days.

Porkie

iTrader: (1)

what about those poor souls that have to work weekends?

does it count for them?

Maria.

Well those fortunate enough not to have to work weekends, (which is the majority) would still class Monday to Friday as working days!

foreigneRS

those extra weekend shifts at macdonalds that you city boys have to do these days don't count

Maria.

rsnissan

iTrader: (9)

Arse!

the ONE time I have a front plate on (to get on the ferry with no dramas) I fly through some S.P.A.C's cameras oh well a week to go now

Maria.

doh!!

Ill keep me fingers crossed for ya.

Lambchop

iTrader: (1)

shit luck mate!

didnt you say it was 5yrs or so since it wore a plate?

lead_foot

iTrader: (1)

It's not 14 days anymore. It 6 months in my case.

Maria.

Its 6 months if you are pulled over at the roadside, but 14 days if it is a static permanent device

rsnissan

iTrader: (9)

yep NEVER normaly run one as if i use the cossie its normally to shows etc and roads i am probably not familliar with, gives me some sort of chance if forward facing and was happy to fit my front plate on if pulled.

I dont go round driving flat out everywhere or anything like i said its just purely because i may not know the roads.

I was doing about 80 in a 70 but there was a temporary speed limit of 40 didnt realise until it was too late as it was 5am and the cones were all moved to the central reservation and was too busy looking at the tom tom!

DOH!


Are you serious about the 6 months!

lead_foot

iTrader: (1)

Mine was on a static permanent device and they sent the NIP to me 5 months and 28 days after the incident. My solicitor said they are just within the 'cut off' period, it 'might' of been something to do with it being over double the speed limit and on the wrong side of the road.

Maria.

quite possibly.